The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-09
THE NEW LAND OF ALADDIN.
TIE LITTLE STRIP OYER WHICH, THE
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clouds Of expectation Of boundless and speedy
wealth, and who cares not rap for all the
Mr.. Coon. who is also up to his ears in the
affairs Of this great consolidated ,1. jus, now II, is
money to build the railway and the barge line
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Eas. WI. ooon nas ooon ."ia.ns iuiiions W
the money.
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on sno pioeso as .". ~ =. .nos s
IN carving heavy burdens and big under-
toLings are roaiiyed their scbama vii, ha Int
another striking development in what Is In
aome resnects the most remarkable and richest
little territory in all these broad United States.
Though their mines in the gogebic range
are Just beyond the southwestern borders Of
but an artificial and arbitrary boundary sep
arate it. from this enormously rich bit Of land
The tale OF the upper peninsula Is ike q larry
story and it. is only in very recent years that
Aiauun i"Ic WOO Iuooeu o'eA ~ "uo 40
marvellous riches revealed.
houndsd hv the maiastio ana fonev J.aIa smns'
rior ON one side and bv Lake Siicbiean on the
Dshep and @ by the straits S
from the unper mart Of the lower neninsula NJ
Michigan sp and By the sault ste Marie RAPIDS
want n tack ad np ~ her fepritnrv snd tnsuaS
/. oyer e wissoasin Tha. State wouldn't have
Benny Il was regarded as dreary waste e Ian a
with the icSs OF tSa LAKES n summsr nnd ria
With shows and mercury. ireezing tamperat,ire
f. ths winter h1d So the az and
sSrgine the%selyos with fresh yeSison and dop
a IL Hsh fbs IN w,n nhs summer ana with
At last Michigan consented to take the ter
family. and the Legislature tried to make the
best 81 bad bargain. 49,, - ''''''>e ,''o
There were some slight recompensas Wfsa
snortsmen heard stories Of The onnortnnities
for Glorious sports that were to be fonnd in the
immanss Snrests and The most temntinn taIae
Of trout streams We're waited TO- he ears iso Of
anglers Of The East Stories were told az the
periIous and exciting sport that might be- had
by shootinr the ranids of the Sanit Ste Marie
or the she. as the stream IA uniyersnliv Known
In Michigan. A party of yenturesome GENTLE
men went IN from netroit tn trv n Same ~
them made their wills. Some prevaricated
were taken 6y The indians info the narrowest
and most cranky OF can oes and told to st flint on
the bottom one man and one milan in aach
boat: The Indian Took biS nlaca nt the stern
will n naidia' The white man sat down On
the bottom with his hands firmly erinninr the
sides OF the canoe. Then the canoe Was mad.
died out to the place where Lake Snnerior
ends and lie Saul SsEIns, .bo nrow trrnea
southward. and the current undertook tho rest
Of the business. No reluctance was manifest
but treacherously rapid. il was like gildei
SIN most ailurinE, but impslling its victim on
to whirinoois and rnnids By AMI Nv there came
little rippies around the side Of he BOAT o and
little bits OF white cans. like those OF n SIMMER
sea In a light breeze. Like a thing OF granite,
red man, with ewes flxed far ahead with mad.
die In an iron grin In tie water. gave a word OF
caution. whose meanine was made Main bv